Raise Your Quality of Life With Georgetown Sleep Apnea Treatment
If you wake up in the morning still feeling tired after a full night’s sleep, or if you find yourself yawning throughout the day, you could be suffering from sleep apnea. Dr. Miller and our team at The Smile Center provide effective sleep apnea treatment in Georgetown. We’ve helped many other patients get relief, and we can do the same for you. Our oral appliance therapy will enable you to:
Getting-To-Know More About Sleep Apnea | The Smile Center
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Getting-To-Know More About Sleep Apnea | The Smile Center
Do you snore on a regular basis or ever wake up at night gasping for air? Does your snoring cause you or your partner to wake up? Do you experience excessive daytime sleepiness? If the answer is yes, you might be an undiagnosed sleep apnea patient. Obstructive sleep apnea can be life-threatening. Treating it is important. And in fact, Hall of Fame football great Reggie White died in his sleep from obstructive sleep apnea at 43 years of age. If you or someone you love has any of these symptoms, quit playing Russian roulette with your health and call us today for a free consultation.
- Enjoy a higher quality of sleep
- Feel better during the day
- Be more productive at work
- Reduce noisy snoring
- Avoid serious health risks
If you’re tired of feeling tired, then give us a call today at 843-492-5026 to schedule your consultation. Our address is 1209 N. Fraser St. in Georgetown – across from Belk.
Treat Your Sleep Apnea Symptoms to Feel Well Rested
We’ll help you get the right diagnosis of your sleep problems through a physician-reviewed sleep study. Once you have a diagnosis, Dr. Miller will design a treatment plan for you, working along with your general practitioner to ensure that you receive the best, most comprehensive treatment available.
Like other sleep apnea sufferers we have treated, you may be able to avoid using a CPAP machine. While effective, many patients have trouble getting used to CPAP therapy and quit using it altogether – which is no help at all for your sleep apnea symptoms. An oral appliance offers a simple, much more comfortable sleep apnea solution.
Avoid Sleep Apnea Complications & Boost Your Health
Sleep apnea occurs when you stop breathing during your sleep. The most common type of sleep apnea is obstructive sleep apnea, which is caused by your tongue and other soft tissues in your throat relaxing to the point that your airway is blocked.
When this happens, you wake up momentarily – usually without any knowledge of it – and take in a few breaths. Then you drift off to sleep again until the next episode occurs. For sufferers of severe sleep apnea, this cycle can repeat hundreds of times per night!
In addition, sleep apnea has been linked to serious health issues such as:
- High blood pressure
- Heart attacks
- Strokes
- Diabetes
- Depression
Treating your sleep apnea can help you avoid big health concerns in the future.
For Georgetown sleep apnea treatment, call The Smile Center today at 843-492-5026. You can also schedule online. Don’t delay, as your long-term health is at risk! You can also ask us about your symptoms at your upcoming checkup.